Until the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941, President Franklin D.Roosevelt had been unable to overcome arguments that the country needed to maintain an isolationist foreign policy stance, avoiding foreign conflicts.

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Before the attack on Pearl Harbor, there was significant isolationist sentiment in the United States, and Roosevelt faced challenges in shifting public opinion towards involvement in foreign conflicts. The attack galvanized support for entering World War II.

Until the Japanese Attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941, President Franklin